New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
FRESHMEN REMEMBER SHERIDAN.
HIS CONNECTION WITH THE LAND LEAGUE.
NAME THAT FIGURED IN FRIDAYS UPEoAR IN
PARLIAMENT.

A NAME THAT FIGURED IN FRIDAYS UPEoAR IN
PARLIAMENT.
Tor once the current OF feeling in all the Irish
societies has been turned not against an English
man but an Irishman and this was made manifest
yesterday at tho meetings both OF tho remain
Brotherhood and tho Irish National League, wheh
torrent Of denunciaton was poured on inc hedu
Of Major Saundcrson Tho cropping up OF Sherl-
dams name In tho interchange OF cvillties between
the Orange leader and the member for West Belfast
brought wildly 10 the minds OF the more adVahccu
Eenans and some of the veterans Of the irish heVo
lu,ionary Brotherhood, whose meeting was at NO.
IL Thirl-ave, tho personality OF that "suspect,
who Is still "wanted" by the EnglEh "oVcrhhien''
whose cxtradItion some years ago refused ny
the authorities at Washington ana VINO mas pcen iot
than two years settled on large tract Oh iahu
In Colorado. T.. J. Sheridan was one OF tho taVers-
crs in the State trials held in Dublin in January
1850, at which Mr.. Parnen and several other mem
bers Of Parliament indicted as members oil inc
executive OF the Irish National Land LeaSue-hoo
tho Irish National League Sheridan usea 10 hcep
q hotel at small village named Tubbercurry' IN
County Sligo, and was connected with tho fenlah
movement His house was afterward searched for
arms When the Land League was started IN 1879,
Sheridan was appointed VI its organizers III the
Western counties. Hc was subsequently maue one vi
tho members OF tho National Executive Oh that Dody,
and dld "a good d,al ol organizing work III Ulster,
of which the fate Chief secretary Forster WAS the
author, and confined in KilmaInham JAZZ. When LoIu
Killed i'm Phoenix Park two years later, sheridan was
IN Paris, whittier Patrick Egan, who was treasurer
oi tie Land League, had also gone -, r.,
For xix months after the murder the men VINO uu
tho killing seemed to have disappeared as completely
length James Carcy turned niOrlner and incrlmated
amongst others Sheridan, who, he asserIeu, was D
I,fs France and came to America. lie WAS engaged
for some time on "The Irish World' until he haa
u falling ont with Patrick foro alleging anlol ~
other things that Mr. Ford refused to advance nm
money TO bc used In rescuing Patrick oDonneil, VINO
killed Carey the nformcr Mr.. Ford says t1at the
snip upon winch sherdIn ntcndod to 80 o. l n9I
hanged but that he gave hlm Ih9 d money hoI
withstanding. sheridan then went TO t0or"o; c,t ~
T. not probable that he will acain venture Dc'''h
the jurisdiction Of the Union Jack. ,.o ,roc,,r,
one Of the Fenlan leaders said when the mee , ~
was over: at + absurd to charge sexton or any OI
the members Of Parliament with knowing that eheinu IN
Inyncble Neither hcay nor sexton ,1t,w MI
ton and mono OF the leaders even OF these orgnaa
tons knew anything Of the lnynclhles Who nu,npgI
twenty-five and who disappeared rs su"ueihS 'S u0!
'pggohp DELANEY. president Of the Municipal Coun-
ra,Iation ms been 30 often slandcrcd both inside
and outside the House Of Commons that It has ceased
10 disregard anything that is said against ~
Every branch in the city ana the beans OF NM h
Irish organizations not affiliated with the Lrase G
received circular urging them 20 lie plcecht ".
No 81 onion SQUARE tomorrow evening whrh W ass
viii bo submitted for hrnrng every Symp,ut,,r ii
be- held this evening a. No. 90 Hcrbeu-st BfOOlyn'
4 strange story Is row hcarl for the ETst tHe
about Nrs Parnels sudden departure Tor EuIOpe ist
autumn. she had only Just recovered ron sor"r
attack 81 Illness when she went 10 chicago hst NiEu-'
20 attend the convention o. the Irish National lHss
on the hal, shc r"s'" iOr few Gays ~ laNV'
Hotel In jersey city. where she IS sam To nave over
heard n conversation in an adjoining loom b'tW' n
como mon who profcssod ~ know OF a dvnaini" ilo
which was on foot blow mp. not alone The House OF
Commons hut IN particular nrrcn. 1herup"n me
mother ~ tn" Irish header took the n"Nt steamer Tor
curonc 10 warn her son Ma Knaud with whom
Nr4 Pa-nc STAYED ~ 10. c2o iIudsonst. j. Inclined
orrdit the report. "for ccull nnt mao ON sh'
said what she meant ~ such sudden departure